Major Browser Developers Release Speedometer 3.0 to Benchmark Performance

The collaborative effort aims to provide a more accurate measure of browser performance through new tests and workloads.

Speedometer 3.0, the latest version of the popular browser benchmarking tool, has been released by a collaboration between Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla.
The new version aims to better simulate real-world user interactions on web pages by including new tests and workloads.
Critics argue that such benchmarks may not fully capture the nuances of browser performance, emphasizing the importance of user experience over raw metrics.
Speedometer 3.0 includes tests for a variety of web technologies and frameworks, reflecting the complexity of modern web applications.
The benchmark has evolved since its first release in 2014, with the browser landscape changing significantly over the past decade.